- Fireplace Distributor Located In Cork
Price range: €100.00 through €150.00
Hot Air Ducting is essential for creating a highly efficient fireplace heat distribution system in your home. These insulated pipes work with a fan and heat exchanger to capture warmth and effectively channel it to other rooms, reducing energy waste. The system provides consistent, whole-home heating, leading to better comfort and lower energy costs.
Hot air ducting is a crucial component for modern, efficient fireplace installations. It works with fireplaces to actively capture and redistribute heat. This essential process moves warmth from the immediate area to other rooms in your home. Consequently, the system significantly increases your heating efficiency overall. Therefore, it ensures a much more consistent, comfortable temperature throughout the entire house. This system prevents the heat from simply escaping up the chimney or accumulating in a single, uncomfortably hot room. Moreover, by utilising this effective distribution method, you truly maximise the thermal output from every single log or pellet you burn.
The primary goal of this ducting system is to make your fireplace a genuine, full-fledged supplementary heat source. It can even serve as the main source for multi-story homes. The ducting itself consists of insulated pipes, typically flexible or rigid, which channel the heated air efficiently. These pipes usually run through spaces like the attic or internal wall cavities. Furthermore, in most cases, a powerful fan or blower system is also used. This fan pushes the hot air through the network, allowing the warmth to travel further than natural gravity circulation would permit. This “forced-air” approach is vital for heating distant or adjacent rooms effectively.
A complete fireplace heat distribution system uses several key components working together harmoniously. Firstly, a heat exchanger or distribution box, often built into the fireplace insert, captures the radiant heat. Secondly, the insulated ducting carries this warmed air away. Thirdly, a fan system ensures positive airflow and heat movement. Finally, vents or registers are installed in the walls or ceilings. These grilles allow the warm, conditioned air to successfully enter the target rooms. Furthermore, homeowners sometimes choose to include a wall thermostat. This clever addition automatically manages the heat redirection. Thus, it ensures the room with the fireplace never overheats before the heat is moved elsewhere.
The benefits of implementing such a system are significant and immediate. Firstly, you achieve increased efficiency. You utilise wasted energy, therefore maximising the heat output from your fuel. Secondly, you gain whole-home heating capability. This instantly makes your fireplace more valuable. Thirdly, you experience even heat distribution. This prevents the primary room from becoming unbearably warm while other areas remain cold. Consequently, this provides a balanced, floor-to-ceiling temperature. Finally, by using the fireplace to heat multiple rooms, you can easily reduce your reliance on your main heating system. Therefore, this leads directly to noticeable cost savings and lower energy bills overall.
Packaging:Â 10 metre sections compressed to 1200 mm and packed in cardboard boxes,
and 5 metre sections compressed to 600 mm and packed in cardboard boxes.
Flexibility (winding diameter):Â Depends on the actual duct outer diameter, i.e. ca. 0.80D (mm).
Temperature range:Â -30ËšC to +250ËšC
Maximum acceptable vacuum:Â Depending on the duct routing.
For straight runs, 1/3 of the pressure transferred at the specific diameter can be taken.
Non-perforated version available on request IZODUCT AD-3 ALID-3
Fire classification references:Â 2839.1/11/Z00NP
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